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has added herself to the terrors Of the
lecture platform and is devastating
some Of the Western towns.
WITH view to protecting the fish
srfes OF the province, the Manitoba
Fish and Game Protection society is
trying to get the export Of fish pro-
hibited.
ABRAM j. POTH1ER, popular young
man Of Woonsocket who was elected on
the Republican ticket last week, is the
first Frenchman ever chosen to the
Rhode Island Legislature.
JUDGE DYKERsoN, q distinguished
attorney and democratic politician of
Northern Indiana, lost his power of
speech in courtroom at Delphi, while
arguing in an insurance case.
EDWARD W. Copy, night distributing
clerk in the postoffice at Toledo, has
been arrested for robbing the mails.
Nine silver dollars, marked by detec-
tive, were found in his trunk.
Mrs. GEN. HANCOCK, who is resid-
ing with friend at Yonkers, N. Y,
is busily engaged upon her .'Reminis-
sences,' . which, it is thought, will be
. valuable contribution to the war
literature of the day.
FIRST Assistant Postmaster General
Stevenson is confined to his bed by an
intensely painful abscess which has
formed in his right ear. While he is
not considered seriously i'll, his suffer-
ing is extreme and unremitting.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has detinate-
" accepted an invitation to attend the
Piedmont Fair, which will be held in
Atlanta, Ga, during the first two weeks
Of October. Great preparations are in
contemplation for his reception.
Miss n. B. CUMMINGS, now the IL
brarian of the Department of Justice at
Washington, is daughter of former
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania, and is regarded as one of the
best authorities on law books in the
country.
The governor general of Canada,
at the opening of parliament, expressed
the belief that the fishery negotiations
viii end in an arrangement honorable
and satisfactory to both nations, but
stated that provision had been made to
protect inshore fisheries.
The attorney general of Louisiana;
in behalf of that state, has entered suit
against the Cotton-Seed Oil trust, which
owns every mill in the state, asking
that receiver be appointed to take
charge Of its property and business, as
Il has never been incorporated.
Miss MARGARET BLAINE, denies the
report that she is to be married soon to
q New York man. She says the rumor
probably started because she has been
in New York some days purchasing an
outfit for the trip to Europe with her
father, the Ex-Secretary OF State.
The late Judge Pierce, of Philadel-
phia, was conspicuous advocate of
freedom and humanity in nearly every
case tried in that city under the fugitive
slave law. In the famous Dangerfeld
case he and his colleagues kept up an
unbroken argument from the opening
Of the court one morning until sunrise
the next morning.
The GLACIERS of Paris have petitioned
tho project of police to adopt measures
to protect them against the competition
Of foreigners. It appears that Of 6,7OO
glaziers who 60 in Paris from house to
i house 400 are Italians, 1.1Q0 Swiss,
400 Of various nationalities, and only
500 are French. The. natives say the
other glaziers work for Absurdly small
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COUNTRY AND sEAsmoRE.
The Excursion Season Begun in Earne.

The Excursion season Begun in Earnest.
Clay-street Baptist sunday school Will
have "a basket picnic at Maiden Adyen-
ture TO morrow.
Trains leave The Richmond and Ale
ghany shops. at the foot of Second street,
at o'clock sharp This Is very delight
ful way Of spending a day and il is hoped
that many will attend
Remember the excursion 90 Ocean View
by Stonewall Jackson Camp, Fratcrnal
Legion IL leaves Saturday night No
time win be lost from business This is
good opportunity of visiting the sea-
shore at "a small cost The affair is in
charge OF an excellent committee
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Interesting Items from over the River.
Prof Charles 5 Maurice + at home for
his summer vacation after very success
ful season.
Colonel Cornell Bra LEY, former we'll
known Manchesterian, Is now a pros
porous citizen of Newark, n j.
o. b. Sims is at Newport News, vii
liam II Stywald Is at West Point, Ga,
George 7. Fitzgerald Nike Moles, and
John NJ Lundie are in Danyile.
Judge Clopton, Of the Chesterfield
County Court, has appointed William f.
Spears commissioner Of accounts TO sue
ceed =. Y. Cogbil, who resigned this
Office after he was elected Common
wealth's Attorney.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court was in
session Yesterday. Judge Irving is hold
ing court for Judge Hancock. The case
against the BrighthOpe Railway Company
was being tried. Judge Hancock was
counsel in this case before he was elected
10 the bench
Manchester must continue 20 agitate
both the park and the paving questions.
She Is sadly in need Of both She has
very beautiful cemetery and is fast
growing in wealth, population, and I'm
pOrtance. With good streets her pOpu-
lation would soon be doubled. There are
plenty Of locations for park and it
could be fitted up as a frst-class pleasure
resort
swansboro, just at the Manchester
railway shops, is a very beautiful spot.
The houses are all neat-looking. and the
yards fun Of pretty flowers. There are a
number Of excellent stores there, all kept
by frst-class men. There are two church
es and school houses, and other evi-
dences Of thrift and enterprize I'm fact
few who knew cold DOgtown' i'm years
past would now recognize it in its new
garb Dogtown is a thing of the past,
but Swansboro is q living reality
Cersleys Grove is capable of being
made a very attractive spot and IL is
hoped that during the summer many pic
mics, lawn parties, and other entertain
ments will be given there.
over IN the direction of Spring Hill a
big boom is isreported, and il is hoped that
it will be real and productive Of great
good 10 the whole city
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Thr Big Telcphonc Case.

BosT0N, June lj.-ln the United States
Circuit Court to-day Judge Thurman
made lengthy argument. The case
brought out tremendous crowd that
listened with deep interest. L. l.. Dick
erson. Of New York, opened for the Bell
Company. and spoke at length as to
whether Aitorncy-Gcneral Garland had
any right to bring the suit now pending
La all the telephone cases, he said, that
Mr Garland had never taken an appeal
TO the United States Supreme Court when
II could have been al once settled whether
or not he had right to bring such suit
Mr. Dickerson's speech closed the argu-
ments.
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The Alexandria Gazate says at Is
now said that Mr Jay Goulds recent
visit to Virginia waters In his yacht At
lanta was not simply for pleasure, but
like all that gentleman's other actions,
had business outlook, and that the result
OF it will be a connection OF Mr. Goulds
western lines with the Chesa leake and
Ohio Railroad, the making of Newport
News the eastern terminus OF those lines,
aud the establishment of biweekly line
OF European steamers from that port.
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"F" Compauy's serenade.

Tuesday night "F' Company with for
ty-fye strong. under command of Ser
geant F. l.. Dance, serenaded Captain
Bovkin, Lieutenants Carter and Lyons.
The company made a handsome appear
ance and are worthy of the many com
pliments which they received. They
were handsomely entertained by the Off
GERS, and many hearty jokes were cracked
around the punch bowl until 1890, when
they returned to the ArmOry with a
"a stedy step but on reaching their re-
spectiye homes, the command g. fall IN Do
in "undress uniform" brought down the
house.
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To License-IaX Payers.

License-taxes due the State, to run 20
April 80, 1sss, are payable on June lst.
These and all other State taxes can be
paid in coupons, which am prepared to
furnish at very great saving to the tax
payer.
give each taxpayer a written guaran-
tee Of legal protection, free Of all cost 10
him. No taxpayer who has purchased
coupons Of me has suffered any loss or
harm. JAMES +. COOPER,
9ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
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hick HeAdAche

cured and It's return prevented by the use
of Dr. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by nam
bers OF our best people, containing as u does
none but vegetable ingredients. 10 should com
mend itself 90 ali sufferers with this tcfribie
disease. Being extremely mild In action, these
pills can be taken 10y both the weak ana the
bOxes for 81.
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Strange Suicide at Sea.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-The Steamship
Hermann, at this port to-day from Bre-
men, reports that Martin Keile, passen-
ger aged twenty-four, jumped into the
ocean while the ship was about half way
across the Atlantic
He was apparently one Of the happiest
on the ship, and WAS chatting, when he
suddenly threw up his hands, jumped
overheard and Immediately sank. lie
was from Bremen city.
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LYNcuBrRG,YA June H. Major John
W Johnston. Of Birmingham Ala, IN
connection with Richmond lYa) CAPT
talists. forming q syndicate, has purchas-
ed a large tract of mineral lands near
Buchanan. Botetourt county, Virginia
Northern men Interested In building the
Virginia Western railroad have also taken
an option on immense bodies Of mineral
properties near the same place. This has
caused much excitement In the county
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RICHMOND HONORED.
WeII-Won Distinctions Conferred on Two
of Her Citizens.

The Board of Trustees of Washington
and Lee University have conferred the
following honorary degrees upon the gen
tlemen named Doctor Of Divinity, Rev.
Robert r. Kerr, of Richmond, Va; Rev.
j $ Gardner, of stanton Va; Rev. j.
h Sampley, Louisville, Ky; Rev James
Grammar, Fauquier county. Va; ID. J.,
Thomas Nelson Page, Of Richmond, Va;
LID. Colonel a. X. Mcclure, of Phil
adelphia, Pa
The TIMES wishes TO be among the
first to congratulate Rev. Dr. Kerr and
Dr. Page They will worthily wear we'll
won hOnOrs
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The Coffee Corner.

The Lynchburg lirgiuian says II the
"cOiTec corner collapses, as IL threatens
to do, the clearinghouse beverage Of
that name will doubtless smack more Of
the genuine article
IN this connection it may be said that
coffee Is already down few cents from
last weeks quotations ia Richmond.
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Mnm SIeen the KrAxe.

The funeral Of Charles c. Dixon, an
ex-memeer of the Purcell Battery, took
place from the Soldiers Home yesterday
al o'clock. Rev. Pike Powers Officiated.
lnterment was made a. Hollywood.
The following old comrades acted as
pail bearers. Joseph Eurin, William
Snellings. and Valentine Brown, Of Pur-
cell Battery Captain Thomas Elicit,
president Of Pegram's Battalion AssOcia-
iion; William Ellis Jones, of Crenshaw
Battery, and Colonel John b. Purcell
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Uprising in the Argentine Republic.

PANAMA, June 10, VIA GALvEsroN.-A
dispatch has been received from the Ar
gentine Republic, saying that revolution
which broke out In the province OF Tucu-
man, has been suppressed, with loss Of
400 lives.
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BRENITIf>.

Colonel Il. l.. Maury, OF Richmond, has
been arguing coupon cases in Alexandra.
Councilman John X. Molloy left yes
terday morning with Lee Camp forBoston.
Colonel Josiah Patterson, prominent
member Of { he Memphis Tenn Bar, is
in the city.
r. f. Lee Camp left yesterday for
Boston. according to programme. folio Aed
by many good wishes
Mr. II. Theodore Ellyson and wife, Of
Richmond, were registered at the Noryell-
Arlington. Lynchburg, Tuesday.
Special attention Is called TO some
changes in the Atlantic Coast Line
schedule Read it over carefully
The Doll Baby and Flag drill and sun
flower chorus will De repeated at Mozart
Hall this evening at & o'clock.
Captain Andrew Pizzini and family
let yesterday for "Oak Lawn, their sum
mer home near Ashland
The Centenary church ladies will have
lawn party on the Allan lot, at Fifth
and Main streets, 10 morrow night.
Mr Mark Towers, of the NationW Re-
ppjlicdn, Is in the city, and is at Mr..
George A Crump's, on Church Hill
DIR. A. :. Mchae has been called to
North Carolina on account of the illness
Of his daughter Mrs r A Harrolson.
A ticket held i'm Richmond is reported
20 have drawn one.tenth of the S2j, 600
prize In thc Louisiana lottery last Tues.
day
Mr. Thomas W. Gentry leaves Satur-
day night for st. Paul Minn., TO attend
the National Convention of Master Me
chanics
Mr. John II Bosher, "a former we'll
known citizen, has been warmly wei
coined TO Richmond after many years Of
absence
Hon William Loyenstciu has been in
Boston all the week as The representative
from Virginia to'thc Supreme Council of
the Royal Arcanum
The City Railway track has been neat
ly paved on Beverly, Cherry, and Abe
marie streets, and work is In progress
now ON Laurel street.
,,.s ,,ar.ioJ a'n,,' i, trarl.,o No, VorL Tne5'
% ''i''' 'Vu 80 |HI' 49, ~" DiI;',,
Gay 10 Misa nal ,c"uH4 D''N'''"i'
HauBh,er ol N'. Ah"'e" "lcN'nSo"' o'
Ne" lorA.
Information was received Ia Richmond
yesterday Of the death IN Buffalo, y. ,
last r'aay, ol Moiis, ii T.. ueio', .,',, Gro
was toillle' ,iIiI ven A"o"" " ''s''u "'''
A0epo' VI ''''' 0''l
Mrs John I. Rogers a few evenings
since handsomely entertained the male
orphans at her residence on Grove Ave
nue.. She also sent reireshmeni, To those
boys who could not attend.
Colonel " " llite Louisville. Hon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16

ST Johns Lodge, No. 80, elected the
following officers H. G. Carlton, Wor
shipful Master; c. A. Mercer, Senior War
del NJ. c. Lawson, Junior Warden W
II. Tstum, Treasurer; John j. Crutch
field. Secretary Charles l.. Dowden, Sen
ior Deacon Albert Witte, Junior Deacon
Rev. w. J. shipmsn, Chaplain; d. B
Collins, Tiler.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Rosa Gray and Laura Turpin both
colored) were fined s. each for being dis
orderly in the street and cursing Police
man Priddy
Herbert Williams was fined $3.50 and
cost for assaulting and striking Ida Bey-
erly.
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Another Offer.

Julien Binford makes better offer for
a half dime Of 1902 lie will now give
five gallons Of his splendid NXNA
Whisky, which he sells for 81 gallon,
for half dime of 1902, in good order.
If you can't get such half dime, try
some OF this whisky anyhow. II IS a
superior article, and you can buy it at 81
per quart. JULIEN BfNFoRD,
1902 East Main street.
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CONVENTION CALLED.
Action Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee


mittee.
A meeting of the Democratic State
Executive Committee was held az the
Exchange Hotel yesterday at one o'clock
pm.
Present Hon John $ Barbour, chair
man; General W II f. Lee, of Fairfax /,
r. W. Burke. of Staunton Basil b. Cor
don, of Rappahannock, + g. Yenabie,
Of Petersburg Henry Ieaton, of Lou
doun H. G.. Stuart, Of Saltyilc, and W..
w Scott, of Alexandria After "A dis
cus-ion of various times and places il
was resolved TO call State Convention
Of the Democratic party 90 meet at
Roanoke Thursday August ith The
basis of representation is 10 be one dele
gate for every POO Democratic votes cast
I'm the last gubernatorial convention
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Killed by The Fan of Scarold.

READING, Pa, June While a num-
Der Of men were this morning engaged
In whitewashing "a large ice house near
New Ringgold, for the Knickerbocker
Ice Company the scafolding fell, pre-
cipitating them to the ground, distance
OF 80 feet. Charles West was instantly
killed, and William Koenig fatally in
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
You Can Drive vermin out of Your House

By using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers Warranted 10
nrevcnt and drive away Ants, Reaches, Water
bugs, &c. SO annoying 10 hOusekeepers.
Whenever this paper Is used II answers a
douhle purpose-it drives away Nermin, and
at the same time being whitei IL gives every
place neat. clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used IN the
OF this paper. ASK your Druggist
or Grocer for it. For sale 10y
BODEKER BROTHERS,
Druggists,
t.ltt. nd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-16
A Policeman XIII. hi. wife and Himself

JERSEY CITY, June lj.-Atnoon to-day
Charles Burch, a Jersey City policeman,
fired three shots at his wife, fatally
wounding her He then shot himself in
the head and died. He was suffering
from temporary insanity
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Burialof Bi,bop stevens.

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The body Of
the Rev. Wm Bacon Stevens, bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Penn
sylyania, was laid to rest to-day In the
graveyard which surrounds the Church
Of ST. James the Less.
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frying To- Save the Market 4 Dramatic
Scene in Chicago Banking House Yes
terday Morning a Terrible torty-tight
Hour Strain Liberal Orders to Buy.
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Weather Indications.

WAsnINGroN, May l5.-Indications for
the next twenty-four hours, commencing
at 6 pm, Wednesday, June II For Nir-
ginia, fair weather, easterly winds, be.
coming warmer.
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IY BOTTLNG HOUSE, iOO W. Broad
.rt Manufacturers Ot Vanilla Phosphate
5000 mineral waters.
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Real Estate Agents

I BRADLEY s. CO., Thutcenth and Hun
.uUf- Manchester. Agent for the Peters
..Ig Savings and Insurance company.
- NASHON s. son, No. \. Tenth street.
H tUAFFIN a CO.. mol y. Tenth street
IUHp>ON BROWN 4 CO., lllo X. Main
....t
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1hermnmeter Yesferdax.

At Spence, Tyree & Co.'S shoe house,
sl5 East Broad street, the thermometer
registered at 8 am, 7O'; y IN, 1j'; B p.
m, 7S'; SPIN, 7j'.
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I g. BEDFORp. 1910 D.. Main street Pmcti
... .umh,f timer gas and steam hitter.
IlNSLEN. 4ll Brook avenue. Steam and
I.. sitting. timing, sc.
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The speech Of Professor d. Webster
Davis at the colored Normal School ami
yersary has been the theme OF general
and deserved praise Tie is d tirst-honor
graduate of the school.
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..IIEh g.. BRAUER. stall No. ~. First
Ikrt Smoked beef tongues speciality
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THOMPSON. Franklin street, under IL
change Hotel Advertising sign artist.
lHafd fence and wall signsa specially.
IIPSCOMB No. - \. Ninth street Sisn
lnuug aud gliding ON glass
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Jndertakers

y vs.. sIAGG. Twelfth street, under Ameriei
Hotel Civic and military tailor.
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CmcAGo, June 10, - m Four more
failures have just been announced ON
Change The 6rms are I y. Balding &
Co., Crosby u Co., lIibbard * Co., and
VI B. Crafts Balding * Co. claim 10 be
even ON the market
The suspension Of HIibbard a Co. and
Crosby x Co. caused some surprise, a
both came UNEXPECTEDLY Hibbard " Co.
claim TO be solvent. July wheat declined
10 13tc
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Ills AuhAM. g6 B. Broad street. Money
..alDed 600 personal property Ofhct closed
.m Friday at sundowu to saturday ~
..iuHu.
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iANTfC RUBBER STAMP MANJFA
RING 60. lOll 4. Main 81. Mauutic-
.rrr. and importers OF stamp novelties.
ID DOMINION ri BBHR STAMP WORN >,
Bank street. Agents wanted send for
....IIHr
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i-EpH UELARUE. ,H p. Main street. Bell
hanging uI genera. machine repairing.
Models fuf patents.
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IUIrUEHGEN. lIlt I. IWukIln strect.
H.fk guaranteed.
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DAM pIACONT. as T. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail Repairing neatly aud
.mpty dome.
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TaiIors

d. GAhClN & co. l4t6 Franklin street (estah
I.lD1 la5U. Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
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.IfEID DAIRY formerly Wc5tAamI. f1
seventh street. uul 5lg j. Brnud street.
...l mlh, cream. butter butter mlik, aui
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ALLEN A. WRAY. seventh and Gmc,
streets. Monuments. tomn-. m0rhlcizcd man
...a. Ac.
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HIAN H GARDNER. 5l6 r. Broad
Hmr cutting, dycing, shaving. aud
.YIuE.
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IEASDALE. 1918 r. Main street. Best
fWd 50 mems and g. and $50 ladies'
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|IN j.. GENNG. corner ~ Fourteenth and
ian streets. Tents. awuings, bags. horse and
iEuu DuNtrr
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II~rls. @ S. FWccnh street, labor
.f Established l-s.
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I WALLEKsUNE s. co.. % and 3 s.. Ff
.ernih street Potatoes. butter beams. cab
..gn Ac.
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b. II. MORRlsETT, No. II Seventh street
Manchester. Phone, 90.
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Bakers

IHDND STEAM BAKERY. K. Adam.
.nr. DO s.. Twelfth street wholesale
NfHI.
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VI MANCHFSTIR.
Interrsilne Ito

Interesting Items from over the River.
Prof Charles s Maurice Is at home for
his summer vacation after very success
fui season.
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LIAMG. FULLER 1uO F.. Cary street.
.aI attention t0 repairing.
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NIOk HEDFOKD. ltf2 T.. Main street
....f fHo Horse. Manufacturer and whole
dealer.
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Rubber Goods


HsINIA RUBBER CO.. 6l3 y. Broad street
laF hose. and all kinds of rubber goods
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W0H lss R Mann street. Watches and
..fj neatly repaired.
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NENRl lkOELING. n $ Twelfth street.
H-f fu Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
HnI AHcRhaG} railroads Special at
...I iN ores uud mineral waters
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PREE coNcERr Tms EYENIN0

The Chambers Steam Fire Engine
Company Of Portsmouth respectfully in
yite the ladies Of tn city and especially
the fremens relatives to be present
on the Capitol Square this even
ing from 63C TO 730 o'clock, when the
celebrated Soldiers Home Band will dis
course sweet music for their benefit.
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Yesterday was red-letter day with our
gallant boys Of the red shirts The long
lo0ked-for annual convention Of the State
Fire Association began its sessions.
Early yesterday morning delegations
arrived from various parts Of the State.
10 was about noon when the Chambers
Hose Company Of Portsmouth and the
Norfolk delegates reached the city. They
had with them the Soldiers Home band.
They were met by all the other delegates
aud escorted to their headquarters at
FOrds Hotel
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II y ? ? =
lul Main street. Richmond, V

Subscribe 10 the "Daily Record" by sending
postal card TO Box 21S, city. flity cents per
month
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Jefferson Social and Literary Circle
will have picnic at Ashland Park to-
night.